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Volume 3: Fifty-one species of marsupials of the superfamily Macropodoidea scientifically described (diagnosis, size, description, ecoloyg, reproduction, distribution) and painted. Many species are listed as endangered and some are classified as extinct. Fifty coloured plates and one black and white drawing of the Central hare-wallaby known only by a skull specimen. The Warabi, Mitchell Plateau, W.A. has never before been hand illustrated. The watercolours reveal fine anatomical detail and include authentic backgrounds showing typical plant species from the habitat of each animal.
Genre: Nature / Animals / Mammals (fancy, right?)
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